Pembroke Ferry Port
Pembroke ferry port is located in south west Wales with easy access to the M4 motorway. Based at the former Royal Naval Dockyard, Pembroke Dock, Pembroke Port offers the facility of a major deepwater, dry cargo dock.
It began life in the middle ages as one of the main ports for traveling to Ireland. It also had a castle that was .
Pembroke itself is an idyllic town. Most famously it is renowned for one of Britain's finest and most impressive remains of a castle dating from medieval times. It is also noted as the birthplace of England's King Henry VII.
Pembroke Ferry Port Services
The sole operator on the Pembroke route - Irish Ferries operate a twice daily service from Pembroke to Rosslare. The £38 million purpose-built Ro-Ro Terminal at Pembroke Dock provides comprehensive modern, ferry terminal facilities.
The terminal provides excellent amenities featuring vending machines and a comfortable spacious lounge equipped with TV. A two-tier ramp amenity makes it practical for cargo vehicle drivers to load and unload freight quickly.
Physically disabled people can request assistance with boarding the crafts in advance. Those with special needs should call: +44 8702 424777. The ferry terminal is wheelchair-friendly and all areas are accessible by wheelchair. In addition, there are dedicated toilets available for physically handicapped passengers as well.
There are two daily passenger ferry services available between the Port of Pembroke and Rosslare in Ireland. Sailings are with Irish Ferries, with a crossing time of 3 hours 45 minutes.